A huge shout out to Thank Dr Harrison Sciulli and his staff for the excellent care they have given…read moreme over the past few months. I had to have a Vitrectomy in June, and I can't say enough good things about the excellent care that I received. I am happy to say, that after my appt yesterday and was informed that the gas bubble was gone and my macula hole is now repaired, I can't begin to say how blessed that I am. Thanks again for the excellent care!

I have seen Dr Hunt at 2 of their Columbus locations and was very pleased with my care . The staff…read morewere very efficient and kind. Dr Hunt took her time to talk to me and ease my concerns. I would recommend her and the retina group to any of my family members!

Well it looks like I'm not the only one leaving a horrible Google review…read more This place should really do something about it!!!!! I inquired about my husbands wait time. His appointment was 10:20 a.m. and at 1:00 p.m. I expressed my concern to the office manager. Instead of explaining to me they had several emergencies she told me to get a retinal degree and she'd hire me!!!! SORRY but you couldn't pay me enough to work for this BITCH!!!! Dr.s and nurses are great however.

Horrible wait time. Overbook all the time. Accept WALK-INS and delay the scheduled patients. they…read moredon't care about your time at all. Staff are LOUD and rude

Dr Schnitzer is an amazing Doctor.. So, kind and caring saved my husbands vision. Folks don't wait…read moreto long to go. If you wait too long for treatment it could be too late, the window could close for you. My husband now goes every 6 weeks for shots in both my eyes. Without this treatment he would be blind today. Thank, God for Dr. Schniter.

Our appointment was at 730, we were on the waiting room until after 9 AM... they dilated his eyes,…read moresupposedly but thery were not dilated when the doctor came in 10 minutes later... had to reapply drops and wait again.

My first visit there in January from an October rescheduled visit and the initial…read moreintake/registration person had my first initial with the wrong birthdate but the right social. Of course, it took a minute to locate me. But once they did, I was properly setup in just a few minutes. This was for an eye exam and optic nerve photos. I was told the visit would be 1-4 hours so I expected it to take a while. My physician was on-call which left her dealing with emergency patients while conducting her scheduled patients. At one point I played a game of "What are the differences between Exam Room A and Exam Room B" during my longest wait which was 30 minutes. It's an industry issue - same types of waits at my former eye physician office as well. Even with the wait, the appointment ended up being 3 hours and 20 minutes. All the staff were pleasant. I felt like an individual who was being heard. The decor was generally scarlet and (mostly) grey with some black thrown in. There is a little "cafe" on the first floor but it looks like it's really just a place to pick up a snack or drink while they are open. The building is next to the Spectrum Building at Gowdy Field and is easy to get in and out of. I didn't notice any bike racks. There is a traffic light there but at busy times of day, people will run it, so be careful!

I've been a patient with Havener Eye Institute for 4 years. I see Dr. Livshitz. She is incredibly…read morecompassionate, knowledgeable, and explains everything thoroughly. When I originally went in for a Diabetic eye exam after losing my pancreas transplant, she immediately did laser surgery because I'd developed advanced diabetic retinopathy in my right eye, with no symptoms. She saved my vision! I went in every 6 weeks for 3.5 years and I'm now down to every 8 weeks. We've been doing injections for the past year or so. All of the nurses and imaging specialists are wonderful. I've been to each location and they have signs letting you know that due to their specialty, appointments may take hours. This particular location has a small waiting room once you're called back, but it's manageable. For the care I've received, I couldn't recommend them more! A special note: Gabby (one of the nurses) was super helpful by suggesting I keep my eye drops refrigerated to help soothe the scratchiness post treatment. She also explained everything she was doing!

Dr. ___ failed me in many ways. From my very first appointment with him, I was in remission and…read morewanting to establish care with an opthamologist in Ohio (Early 2023), to my recent visits since I had a Uveitis flareup, he has failed me. When I first established care with Dr. ____ , I was in remission and had no active inflammation, and I felt as if he did not believe I had Uveitis. He googled my old Opthamologist, told me I'm fine, and after a few follow-up appointments of being told I'm fine (verbatim) I stopped seeing him until I had a flareup in June 2025. I had an emergency visit with Dr. Buzzacco (way better bedside manner and explanation, at the practice in Dublin) to confirm it was a flareup, and put on a pred taper to hit the nail on it's head. Only a week later, when I got to visit Dr. ____, he told me I was fine and didn't see any inflammation in my eyes. He ended up sending me to another location to get pictures of the backs of my eyes to confirm all of the inflammation that was hiding, and gave me two steroid shots to help the initial inflammation, with some daily meds he chose. Every appointment since then I go through the process of bloodwork, waiting HOURS in his office, spending MAX 5 minutes with Dr. ____, and being told 'You'll be fine, Monica. See you in 4-6 weeks.' What for? What about my bloodwork? What about my inflammed tattoo I reached out about? Why am I on immunosuppressant medication while I go into preschools and senior living facilities for work? I got actively disregarded in the portal to talk to Dr. ____ and disregarded in his office too. There was absolutely no concern for me in his care. Finally in Dec 2025 I decided to get a second opinion, and without asking, all of those above concerns of mine were mentioned and tackled in my first appointment. I could ask questions and ask about all of the big medical terms i've heard over the years. TLDR: Dr. ______ is good for an initial bandaid by getting steroid shots, but if you want to find out your root cause of the disease you have, seek help elsewhere. Dr. ______ shares no concern and the most common phrase out of his mouth is 'you'll be fine.' Edited to omit his name, but you can find this review on his main Dr. review page. Thanks for reading.

The office staff is fantastic. The nurses, the clinicians and front office. Dr Klisovic is a good…read moredoctor but has terrible manners. I missed some appointments due to my family members being ill. He was upset and said he's fucked because he needs my labs every 6 weeks. understandable, however circumstances were beyond my control, and the family member passed away. The only person I was hurting was me. I signed paperwork acknowledging the drugs could be dangerous, not him. He then said well your eyes look fine we're just stopping all the meds, and make an appointment if I have any other issues. It felt like I was being dismissed and he was trying to tell me I still needed to keep the appointments. well I did not have another caregiver and she was bedridden. he didn't even acknowledge I said she died. I think in all the years 4 every 6 weeks I may have spent a total of 1 hr with him.

Great caring and great customer service The Dr is very caring , listens to you and I highly…read morerecommend

I scratched my eye working in the yard on Sunday and Dr Albright made time to see me early Monday…read moremorning, Tuesday and Wednesday. I really appreciate the extra effort he made to help me with my injury.

Dr. Stechshulte did my LASIK years ago and damaged my corneas. The last few years of my life have…read morebeen spent dealing with the damage. I permanently have to wear Scleral contact lenses. I'll never be 20/20 ever again. I've had retinal detachments. I can't drive at night and avoid the freeway. He basically ruined my life.

So I'm majorly bummed that I'm not a candidate for LASIK, but I'm undoubtedly grateful I went for a…read moreconsult with an ethical doctor who would rather give good medical advice, rather than do the surgery for the extra money. Apparently having RA means your eyes may never heal completely, or at all, after LASIK. Dr. Stechschulte is one of several experienced doctors at Arena Eye Surgeons, all of which have the doctor's profiles and CV listed. For your FREE consult, they validate your parking so that's nice. Here's hoping someone else is able to get the surgery, since I'm pretty disappointed...

Terrible service, also all my prescription was wrong. I…read moretried to fixed by phone and nobody can help and finally I went in person and they gave an appointment for another week.

I very much regret not doing my due diligence before choosing an eye doctor. I was recommended by a…read moredoctor I see for migraines, so without thought I decided to go ahead and make an appointment. When I first arrived, my appointment time should have been at 2 o'clock, but the person made it for 2 but a month later. They were able to squeeze me in a little later that day, so I sat in the waiting room and waited. No real apology, just kept saying I don't know what she was thinking. When I first went back, I was with Jill a technician who was highly rude. I felt so uncomfortable. I tried to start conversation to potentially break the ice, but she was so stoned faced and rude. Anytime she would ask me a question it would be accompanied by an odd look. She just looked like she wanted to be somewhere else. The other technicians were friendly and fine. Almost towards the end of my visit I first saw Maha Jabbar, OD. She was nice and friendly, but when she left the room came back she told me that they failed to do an eye exam that was supposed to be done prior to my eyes being dilated so she wasn't sure what prescription I should go with. Right before leaving, I met Doctor Erdey. He was just OK. He mentioned that I needed to just go to Walgreens and play around with the strengths. He said not to get readers but actual glasses and I have yet to find a place that has glasses at Walgreens that are not readers. I did ask him if I was near or farsighted and he said both so I was unsure of what type of glasses to really look for. I then asked him if he thought it would be easier or better for me just to get a prescription and he said go to Walgreens first and then get back to me in a month. Obviously he didn't want to prescribe me anything because they failed to do testing before being dilated. Instead of coming back, he kept telling me how it was just cheaper to go to Walgreens. In all honesty, I'm not even sure if what he told me was correct because when I went to try them on at Walgreens, I couldn't see very well with them. I don't understand why they wouldn't just ask me to come back another day. I wholeheartedly regret going here and I wish I could take it all back. What is more disappointing is due to my insurance, I can only get this type of eye exam once a year. I will now have to wait a whole year before I can see another doctor. Please do your research before choosing them.

Was referred there by my ophthalmologist. Procedure was explained and was asked if I had any…read morequestions, then immediately asked to sign consent for surgery. Two days later I changed my mind and cancelled the surgeries. A week later the pharmacy says I have 3 prescriptions waiting for pick up. Called and asked why when I had cancelled the surgeries. Was told again that they would cancel everything. Day before cancelled surgery, I was contacted and questioned where I went for my pre-admission testing? So I called again and cancelled for the third time. Seems someone does not do their job!

Office experience is good so far, will review more once I go to the appointment. It's so refreshing…read moreto get a human voice on the phone when you call a new doctor. They also followed up when they said they would.